Hillbilly Hi-Lites Staff and Assistants Named
A local page notes staff roles for Hillbilly Hi-Lites with Ann Jeanette Kneese listed as Fiditor and assistants Annabelle Feuge Theresa Cravens Goldine Herber Evelyn Walter, sponsored by Frances Carter Clinton Houg setty Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiditor
Ann Jeanette Kneese
Annabelle Feuge
Theresa Cravens
Goldine Herber
Evelyn Walter Sponsor
Frances Carter
Clinton Hougsetty Brown
Valedictory Address of Ann J Kneese at Fredericksburg High
The farewell address thanks the Fredericksburg High School community for support, recalls shared experiences, and urges graduates to uphold school values as they part. The speaker reflects on growth, mistakes learned, and enduring loyalty to Alma Mater as graduates prepare to begin new paths.
Class Prophecy of 1951 Alumni in 1971 Hy-Lites
The Hill Billy Hi-Lites staff sketches where seniors from 1951 land in 1971. Notables include Wilbert Ransle teaching driving at a girls’ school and Mary Ann Schlaudt training a circus lion, with many others in career and society roles across nations and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Billy Hi-Lites
Betty Brown
Korea
Kalamazoo
Wilbert Ransleben
Mary Ann Schlaudt
Louis Krieger
Washington
Victor Meier
Clark Gable
Hollywood
Betty Neffendorf
Retta Mae Alexander
Merdie Mae Barth
Sew
Catherine Bohl
Esther Dietz
Kathleen Bohls
Jimmy Kliers
Jimmy
The
Standard
Beatrice Crenwelge
Willow City
Harry Davis Jr
Davis
Vernell Dietrich
Guenther Maenius
Vernell
Guenther
Donald Dittmar
Donny Boy
Pond
Don
Eric Eckhardt
Eric
History of Fredericksburg Senior Class 1951
A compact history recounts the origin and journey of Fredericksburg High School's senior class of 1951. It lists the 1940 start in grades, teacher changes, formation of junior and senior activities, key students, sports successes, and pivotal events shaping their school life and eventual graduation.
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Fredericksburg
Birthdays this week May 24 to 31 listed
Names Ann Jeanette Kneese Margaret Ransleben and Mr Tatum are noted for birthdays in the week of May 24 to 31. The Navy uses hydroflaps on the Marlin P5M-1 sea plane to steer in confined waters or function as brakes during afloat operations.
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Della Mae Engel
Herr Schmidt
Marlene Heep
Florine Kramer
Luckenbach Symphony Orchestra
Carolyn Ersch
Imogene Land
Barbara Schuch
Naomi Wisian
Lonely Hearts Club
Virginia Evers
Margaret Truman
Europe
Annabell Feuge
U. S. Treasury
Feuge
Alex Frantzen
Kathleen Gold
Joyce Wienecke
Little Theater
Theo Lindig
Lindig
Harald Klier
Donald Duck
Klver
Elver
Marilyn Jost
Florine Behrends
Bernice Klaerner
Margaret Ransleben
Gloria Jean Young
Society For the Prevention of
Leroy Lochte
Ronald Immel
Robert Klier
Reinhard Reed
Wilfred Dittmar
Senorita
Ruby Schumann
Mexico
Barbara Everett
Vernell Grona
Goldine Herber
Della Holland
Pee Wee Holly
Poof
FHS
Tom Robertson
Main Street
Elgin Tatsch
CCU
Fine Old University
Sophie Rode
Cherry Springs
Ann Jeanette Kneese
Yallie
Paris
James Neffendorf
Mr. Tatum
Opportunity Knocks at Fredericksburg High School in 1951
Salutatory address by Annabell Feuge welcomes guests to graduation. The speaker presses the value of recognizing Opportunity, noting past failures when not seized and urging graduates to greet and use its presence as they leave school. The address marks the Senior Class of 1951 and hopes for Godspeed to future graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hardin
Fredericksburg Grammar School
Fredericksburg
Hardin
Esther Mueller
Thelma Atcheson
Merdie Barth
Vernon Brodbeck
Betty Brown
Joe Ed. Crenwelge
Annabell Feuge
Alex Frantzen Jr
Kathleen Gold
Vernell Grona
Marlene Heep
Goldine Herber
Clinton Ho
Marie Kelley
Kelley
Potter
J. S. Shaw
Margaret Ransleben
Elizabeth Walter
Shaw
A. K. Krause
Esther Dietz
Della Holland
Grace Ann Schelcher
Shavie
Flora Wertheim
Mildred Lochte
Marie Pfennig
Karl Hartmann
David Crenwelge
Harry Davis Jr
Carolyn Ersch
Joyce Wienecke
Gloria Jean Young
Wilfred Dittmar
Nell Hodges
Harold Klier
Theo Lindig
Guenther Maenius
Reinhard Reed
Sophie Rode
Fredericksburg High School
Harry Davis
Viola Schmidt
Gladys Satterwhite
E. W. Stobaugh
Catherine Bohls
James Neffendorf
Tom Salazar
Evelyn Walter
Francis Carter
Tom Robertson
Mesa
Ann Jeanette Kneese
Kermit Crenwelge
Vernell Dietrich
Fredericksburg Billikens
Joellen Humes
Barbara Schuch
Vernel Grona
Beatrice Seipp
Marilyn Itz
Donald Dittmar
Billies
University of Texas
Dayton Peese
Elgin Tatsch
Class of 1951 Last Will and Testament
The Class of 1951 at Fredericksburg High School drafts a lighthearted will dated May 20, 1951. It grants faculty Westerfeldt and staff a mix of playful legacies including a “collection of classic boners,” alibis, and peaceful days, while bequeathing initials from the Senior study hall to the junior class.
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Fredericksburg High School
Westerfeldt
Leaving Fredericksburg High School Acknowledgments
A humorous valedictory list assigns gifts and personal tributes from graduating students. Notable lines reference classmates, teachers, and staff with playful jabs, memories, and well wishes as Tom Robertson signs off as Dr. of Law.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ann J. Kneese
Board of Trustees
Frederiksburg
Ith
Alma Mater
Seventh Division
Pee Wee
Janch
Jeanette Leyendecker
Dorothy Wehmeyer
Evelyn Welgehausen
Alpha Gamma
TLC
Erwin Simon
James Welgehausen
Einstein
Betsy Seipp
R. S. Kneese
Albert Dog and Cat Hospital
Happy
Long
Kaiser's Furniture Company
David Knopp
Miss Brooks
Robin W. Guenther Maenius
Miss Schmidt
David Nehr
Erwin W. Margaret R
Sophie R
Raymond Wilke
Meffie Hartmann
M. B. St. Clair
Tom S
Merdie M
Reinhold S
Tom
Mary Ann S
U’s
Charles O
Barbara S
James Teschner
Harriet C. Goldine Herber
Lanzo U
Mr. Kneese
M. J. Hankinson
Douglas R
Esther Knopp
Clinton Holly
Mr. Westerfeldt
Mr. Shilling
Mr. Hargis
Ann Jeanette
Mr. Stobaugh
Gladys Juenke
Mike Gomez
Marion Rode
David
Adeline
Delphine Wunderlich
Robert Gomez
Bernice Beckmann
Dorothy W
St. Mary’s Boys
Clara Kidd
Cutaut AG
Maxwell House
White House
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